Vol. 29 No. 62 (2021): Diasporic perspectives: memories, encounters and resistances

Published: 2021-09-13

Editorial

• Diasporic perspectives: memories, encounters and resistances

  Roberto; Maria do Carmo dos Santos Gonçalves

  7-13

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Dossier

• Venezuelans in Argentina, the United States and Portugal: a diaspora on the making

  Beatriz Padilla, Magdalena López

  15-30

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• A diáspora lusitana contemporânea. Associações e outras redes sociais na emigração portuguesa

  José Carlos Marques, Pedro Góis

  31-48

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• Delayed Return: Consolidation of the Zimbabwean Diaspora and Transnationalism

  Rose Jaji

  49-61

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• The art in the construction of the Colombian collective memory: the contribution of the diaspora in Europe

  Alessandra Ciurlo

  63-78

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• “Places of resonance” and the production of a Senegalese musical diaspora in southern Brazil

  Kelvin Venturin, Maria Elizabeth Lucas

  79-97

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• Migrant books – a literary geography of yiddish books in Brazil

  Henri Acselrad

  99-116

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Research-article

• Labor incorporation of professional Venezuelan immigrants in northern Chile

  José Berríos-Riquelme

  117-132

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• “Walking through the sertões”: mobility intentions in urban areas against the droughts in the Seridó Potiguar

  Isac Alves Correia

  133-150

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• Imigration and urban peripheries: Hatian experiences in São Paulo

  Erika Andrea Butikofer, Eliane Alves da Silva

  151-169

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• Migration and media during the COVID-19 pandemic: an analysis of news articles published in the newspaper Folha de São Paulo

  Julia Alves Brasil

  171-188

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• Extraregional flows in transit through Central America: a literature review and future perspectives to understand a complex migratory phenomenon

  Juan Carlos Méndez Barquero

  189-208

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• A family of Italian immigrant women in Greater Buenos Aires (ca. 1950)

  Denise Rocío Ganza

  209-226

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Reports and reflections

• Trafficking in persons, organs and parts of the human body in Mozambique: a look from 3 studies conducted by the CEMIRDE

  Marinês Biasibetti

  227-234

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Book-review

• Resident Foreigners: A Philosophy of Migration by Donatella Di Cesare

  Otávio Ávila

  235-237

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